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LOL, reset video

Have a good night

Thanks again D&D

Good thank, Jerry

We are BC. Before cable before cell phones before computers.

Hey Terry, how ya doing?

There are several Taylor Sheridan shows coming, Lioness Season 3 just finished

I made it, late again, hello Don and Diane

They had Netflix in vending machines also

It was originally on FX

I think it will be on HULU

Agreed Dakota, Northern Exposure was a good series

The Vanishing

A really great show on Netflix..News of the World.. Tom Hanks at his best

No Spanish restaurants in Tennessee back then . I had to go to Texas to get Mexica

Baa ha ha ha . Blarizy be nice

Northern exposure was a good show that was a Canadian show

She's not a cougar, she's a silver back.

Watch The Old Man with Jeff Bridges if you haven't seen it yet

Marcus Welby MD

Check out Heartland on Prime. Filmed up by Buddy in Alberta

Sounds like a good show...🍁

Who's taking him trick or treating?

@Scotty LOL

We use the term “bitches” as a term of endearment. 😎

I wont use the nose trimmers anymore, when it regrows its terrible. I might use the wax lollypops 😆 but i need the nose hairs to help filter the bad stuff i breathe doing autobody work

It cut off my statment.

Thats a shitty feeling, having nose b

I hate phony TikTok-ers!

I know. It’s dumb

tick tock ⏰

Evening everyone hope all is well

Looks like the lad was made for the role

Urinal Tech checking in, and that in my Sunday best shorts!

Whistling Dixie BY Anne Morse November 10, 2005 11:00 PM WHEN WALTER WILLIAMS, America's last living Civil War veteran, died on December 19, 1959, the city of Houston gave him a funeral procession the likes of which the town had never before seen. A week of official mourning was declared, and more than 100,000 people lined the streets to salute the passing of the last link to a war that had torn America apart. There was just one problem. Williams had never served in the Civil War. He was a fraud, as writer William Marvel discovered when he began researching a story for Blue & Gray magazine a few years ago. Although Williams had passed himself off as a Confederate soldier for 27 years, records proved he had actually been just five years old when hostilities broke out--too young even to serve as a drummer boy. Amusingly, the man from whom Williams inherited the "Oldest Living Confederate" title, John Salling, was another phony. In fact, a dismayed Marvel wrote, "Every one of the last dozen recognized Confederates was bogus"--including all three attendees at the last United Confederate Veterans' reunion, where, one imagines, they shared made-up stories of how they whipped the Yankees at Bull Run, witnessed the burning of Atlanta, and gave Scarlet O'Hara directions to Tara.

Hotter than two rats fucking in a wool sock

Sunny and 68⁰ here. Just about perfect weather.

Good afternoon to all

Howdy ALL!!!

GOOD MORNING SHIPS

Skeletor for Halloween this year...